Be careful about inviting me to drugs!

Drug abuse can be triggered by feelings such as "curiosity", "anxiety", "I was invited by a friend", and "I was scared of my friends". However, if you give your hands with a light feeling, "If only a little," you will not be able to get out of the drug when you notice it. Take the courage and a strong attitude to refuse the temptation of substance abuse.

Many drug abusers begin abuse when they are encouraged by illegal drugs. In cannabis, "I can relax", "Some countries are legal, like tobacco", and stimulants are "I can thin", "I can get well", "I can refresh my head", etc. There are many cases where you are invited to speak. Please be careful when you are offered such a thing.

• You can relax and sleep well.
• You can enjoy the best feeling.
• I feel irritated and refreshed.
• I don't try it for a moment.
• (cannabis) It's not worse than cigarettes or alcohol.

Dangerous drugs can affect your future just once abused!
Let's think of your family, friends, and loved ones. Drugs hurt not only you but also your loved ones.
If you are invited, let's refuse it!

When you are invited, if you show that you are a little lost, you will be invited again. If you are invited, let's refuse!
"I don't like that!" "At least once it's abuse!" "I have decided not to do it."

Let's leave the place to get out of the state of being separated.
Example: "Because there is another business today." "Speaking of that ... (changing the topic)" "Be pretending to answer the phone and leaving the place"

In recent years, SNS has been increasing the danger as a means of secret sale of drugs. On SNS, hidden words and emojis, which mean drugs, are used, and many contents that encourage the purchase of drugs are posted.
Being involved with drug sellers through SNS involves many dangers.
If you find such a post, don't take the invitation.

If you would like to know more details, please refer to the related materials and links.

[Source/Citation]
Drug Abuse Prevention Reader "Drug abuse is no good. Zettai." “Let's Live Healthy Part 38” (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare)